If UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre (22-2 MMA, 16-2 UFC) returns from a 19-month injury layoff and can defeat interim titleholder Carlos Condit (28-5 MMA, 5-1 UFC) during an expected UFC 154 clash in November, one of the biggest fights in UFC history could be up next.

“These guys want to fight each other now. If you’re a fighter and you’ve dominated as long as Anderson has, and you’ve been great as long as Georges has, you finally want to say, ‘I want to test myself. I think I can beat this guy.'”

MMAjunkie.com could not immediately reach Cowboys Stadium officials for comment, though White previously has met with team officials to discuss the possibility of a show. White got the idea after attending a Manny Pacquiao vs. Joshua Clottey boxing event at the stadium in 2010.

The St-Pierre vs. Silva super fight was once the biggest fight imaginable. Light-heavyweight champion Jon Jones’ quick rise has complicated matters, though few of the involved parties currently seem interested in a Silva vs. Jones fight.

Still, St-Pierre vs. Silva has epic possibilities. While St-Pierre previously said such a fight would require him to move up to the middleweight division permanently – and though Silva has hinted at the possibility of moving down to welterweight – White believes they’d meet on middle ground.

“They’ll probably do the fight at 180 (pounds),” he said. “At one point, it sounded like Anderson wanted to go to 170. He wanted to take Georges’ welterweight title. Then it was 180, the catch weight, because Georges doesn’t want to go to ’85. Georges said, ‘If I have to make a move to go to ’85, I’d have to stay at ’85.’ So we figured a 180-pound catch weight makes sense.

“If that fight happens, it will probably happen at Dallas’ Texas Stadium.”

That, of course, would set the stage for a potentially record-breaking show. The UFC held its first – and to date, only – stadium show in April 2011 at Toronto’s Rogers Centre. St-Pierre headlined UFC 129 opposite Jake Shields, and fellow Canadian and featherweight title challenger Mark Hominick met champ Jose Aldo in the co-headliner. The event shattered UFC and North American MMA records for attendance (55,724) and gate ($12.1 million).

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